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Aidite Dental Ceramic Characterization System
Aidite Biomic Stain & Glaze Flowable Ceramics
Aidite Biomic is an external stain, structure and glaze system developed to help dental technicians characterize compatible zirconia, glass-ceramic and porcelain restorations with color, optical depth, surface texture and a controlled final glaze.
Direct answer: Choose Biomic Stain & Glaze when a restoration already has an appropriate material, design and contour but requires external color characterization, surface effects or glazing. Choose Biomic Gum when visible gingival areas require pink-tissue characterization.
What restorations can Biomic Stain & Glaze be used on?
Biomic Stain & Glaze is intended for the external characterization and glazing of compatible dental ceramic restorations. Common applications include:
Compatible restorative materials
- Zirconia crowns, bridges and implant restorations
- Lithium-disilicate and other compatible glass ceramics
- Feldspathic and porcelain restorations
- Tooth-colored and gingival ceramic surfaces
Common laboratory objectives
- External shade and chroma characterization
- Incisal, cervical and interproximal effects
- Surface texture and optical-depth enhancement
- Minor surface-morphology refinement
- Final glazing of a compatible ceramic restoration
Case-selection note: External stain and glaze cannot correct an unsuitable restorative material, inadequate restoration thickness, unsupported design, incorrect abutment selection or another underlying structural problem. Resolve the root cause before using characterization materials to refine the final appearance.
How do Biomic 2D and 3D pastes work?
The Biomic system separates external coloration from structure and effect development, helping technicians build characterization in a deliberate sequence.
| Biomic component | Primary role | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 2D coloration pastes | External color characterization | Refine hue, chroma and localized tooth-color effects on a compatible ceramic surface. |
| 3D structure and effect pastes | Optical and surface development | Create visual depth, texture and limited surface-morphology or contour distinctions. |
| Glaze materials | Final surface finish | Establish the prescribed final glaze after characterization, according to the applicable firing protocol. |
| Biomic Gum pastes | Gingival characterization | Add pink-tissue color variation and surface effects to visible gingival ceramic areas. |
See the Aidite Biomic Stain & Glaze system
This overview demonstrates how the Biomic system combines coloration, structure effects and glazing for the external characterization of dental ceramic restorations.
What is Biomic Glaze-F?
Biomic Glaze-F is a dedicated glaze option for cases in which the restoration primarily requires an efficient final glazing step rather than an extensive external characterization sequence.
Apply and fire Glaze-F only according to the current instructions for use and the restorative material being processed.
What is Aidite Biomic Gum?
Biomic Gum shades for external pink-tissue characterization.
Biomic Gum is the gingival component of the Aidite Biomic system. It is used to characterize visible pink ceramic areas on implant-supported and other restorations that reproduce gingival tissue.
The system allows technicians to develop color variation, depth and surface effects rather than treating the gingival portion as a single uniform pink area.
Biomic Gum is most relevant when the restoration includes visible tissue areas, such as selected full-arch, hybrid and implant restorations. The technician should still evaluate framework design, prosthetic contours, restorative space and the required ceramic support before characterization.
Biomic firing guidance
Use the firing chart as an initial technical reference and follow the current Aidite instructions for use for the specific Biomic material and restorative ceramic.
Aidite Biomic firing chart. Confirm all parameters against the current instructions for use.
Important: Actual furnace performance can vary. Validate the selected program in your furnace and use the material-specific firing parameters supplied by Aidite. Do not assume that one firing schedule applies to every restorative ceramic or Biomic component.
Individual 4 g bottles are available when a frequently used color, structure paste, glaze or gingival shade needs to be replenished without replacing the complete kit.
Biomic instructions for use
Frequently asked questions about Aidite Biomic
What is Aidite Biomic Stain & Glaze?
Aidite Biomic is an external flowable ceramic characterization and glaze system. Dental technicians use it to add color, optical effects, surface texture and a final glaze to compatible ceramic restorations.
Which ceramic materials are compatible with Biomic?
Biomic is used with compatible zirconia, lithium-disilicate and other glass-ceramic, feldspathic and porcelain restorations. Always confirm compatibility and firing parameters in the current instructions for use.
What is the difference between Biomic 2D and 3D pastes?
Biomic 2D pastes are primarily used for external coloration. Biomic 3D pastes add structure, optical depth, texture and limited surface-morphology effects.
What is Biomic Gum used for?
Biomic Gum is used to externally characterize visible gingival ceramic areas. It is particularly relevant to selected full-arch, hybrid and implant restorations that reproduce pink tissue.
Can Biomic correct a dark substrate or incorrect restoration design?
Not by itself. Biomic Stain & Glaze is primarily an external characterization system. A dark substrate or design-related problem may require a different material, additional restorative thickness, an alternative abutment or cement strategy, internal opacity management, layering or a redesigned restoration.
Are individual Biomic refills available?
Yes. Individual 4 g refills are available for selected Biomic colors, structure materials, glaze products and gingival shades.
Where can I find the Biomic firing parameters?
Review the Biomic firing chart and download the applicable Aidite instructions for use from this page. Confirm the program for the specific ceramic, Biomic component and furnace being used.
